I Have Been Busy

I Have Been Busy. I am fat with love! The phrase ‘last week’ is a stated time in the past.

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Yes, i know that, of course. The cases where a present or past participle of a verb follows are the cases where 'have been' has the role of an auxiliary group. The correct way is “i have been busy”, because “i have” is the present perfect tense of the verb “have”, which is used for actions that began and are still ongoing.

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I’ve been so busy the last few days that i haven’t had time to answer you in time. “many people are happiest when they are hard at work.”.

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I was in the middle. It’s just the way someone is.

I've Been Busy All Week.

To have enough/rather a lot/too much on one’s plate at the moment. If you are hard at work on something, it means that you are busy with a certain task. Here 'have been' takes the role of a main verb.

Translate I Have Been Busy.

If we bump into someone in the street, we engage. You know me, i’m always busy. Or imagine getting a call while you’re driving to work.

To Have Other/Bigger Fish To Fry.

C) because i have always been busy. “i’m busy” or “i’m stressed” is a. I've been busy, she's been busy.

For An Answer To (2), Yes You Can Say 'I Have Been Busy For/Over The Last 2 Days'.

I have been busy vs i had been busy. I'm busy with work recently emphasizes the present a little bit more. “many people are happiest when they are hard at work.”.

You’re Acknowledging That You’re Occupied And Simultaneously Pointing Out Good Things Will Come Of It.

I've been busy, but i went through a lot of periods where it was lean for a lot of times. I must admit though that i have been busy during this time so special for fashion addicted; Hi boss, i’m forwarding these signature documents to you, sorry for the delay i’ve been pretty busy lately.